Build a Simple iOS App to Manage Your Inventory

Technical Hands On Workshop: Build a Simple iOS App to Manage Your Inventory

Chances are the person around you are using mobile smartphones to do just about anything; from managing their day to day tasks to having conversations with their loved ones. These endless possibilities are made possible by mobile application developers who create these diverse applications. Everyone can code. Anyone can create a mobile application. So are you as long as you want to keep learning, keep doing, and keep going.

In this 1-day iOS development training, we will start by teaching you the fundamental of Swift, Apple’s modern programming language, followed by Apple’s frameworks as well as design pattern, and finally, you will get a hands-on experience in building a mobile inventory application to keep track of your belongings powered by Firebase; a mobile and web application SDK which, among other things, allows your app to sync data seamlessly in real time across your devices.

Target Audience: 

• If you’ve created basic program or application using Objective-C, Java, C++, Python, PHP, or other equivalent programming languages before and you are curious about iOS application development, you’ll fit right in.

Investment Fee: IDR 500,000

Transfer commitment fee Anda ke:

• Account: BCA
• Rekening: 883 087 3091
• Atas Nama: Nike Putri Yunandika

Kirimkan bukti pembayaran ke:

• email: [email protected] atau
• Whatsapp: 0859 4695 1212

Mentor:

• William Sjahrial – Mobile App Developer at Mirai Apps
• Yohannes Wijaya – Project Coordinator at Mirai Apps | iOS developer and Swift enthusiast | open source advocate | Everyone Can Code movement believer |  alumnus |

Syllabus:

• Intro to Swift programming language
• Intro to Xcode; Apple’s development environment & interface builder
• Auto layout
• Model-View-Controller design pattern
• UIKit framework and its components; the building blocks of any iOS app
• Passing data between view controllers
• Intro to Firebase, including setting it up
• Hands-on development of an inventory app
• Q&A